unshadow
/ˌənˈʃædəʊ/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or get rid of a shadow; to bring out of a state of obscurity or darkness
“The evening sun unshadowed the entire landscape, revealing hidden features of the terrain.”
2. verb
to make something seem less threatening or intimidating
“The politician’s words were meant to unshadow the fears of the public about the new law.”
3. verb
to remove a protection or a safeguard
“The court’s ruling unshaded the company from liability, allowing them to continue operating.”